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New study finds NFL players nearly four times more likely to die of neurodegenerative disease

A new study reveals NFL players face a nearly fourfold increase in the risk of death from neurodegenerative diseases.

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The brief

Recent research indicates that NFL players are nearly four times more likely to die from neurodegenerative diseases compared to the general population. Some reporting specifies that this risk extends particularly to dementia.

Coverage from NBC Sports, USA Today, Yahoo Health, Deseret News, and WOC 1420 emphasizes the correlation between the sport and brain disease risk. Deseret News further notes that these players also tend to live longer.

Future developments will depend on the full details of the study, as coverage does not yet specify the methodology or the exact sample size used to determine these risks.

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Quick answers

How much higher is the risk of neurodegenerative disease for NFL players?

According to the study, the risk is nearly four times higher.

What specific brain disease is mentioned in the reports?

Deseret News specifically mentions dementia.

Do NFL players have shorter lifespans according to this study?

No, Deseret News reports that NFL players tend to live longer.

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